Using the newspaper and magazines as a history resource

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This article is from the New York Times and is a look at the Chinese Cultural Revoltion. Please observe all copyright laws and regulations. nb

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This article from the New York Times is under my title of Qinzhou Discovers Enlightenment. Now doesn't that make you want to read it. Good article, but please observe all copyright laws. nb

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China is very concerned about the rise of its ethnic minorities. Here is a good, short article from the BBC on the rise of China's militant minorities. Please observe all copyright laws and regulations. nb

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Here is a great article from the Society of Jesus or Jesuits on China's Cultural Revolution. Good article in which I added photographs. nb

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Here is an article from the New York Times , 1958, which reports on the Communes of China. Good secondary source material. Please observe all copyright laws and regulations. nb

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This a an excellent article on the life and legacy of Sun Yat Sen written by J. Spence for Time Asia Magazine. Reporting like this simply doesn't get any better. Please observe all copyright laws credits. nb

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Here is an article from the Los Ageles Times reporting on the last survivors of the Long March. Can be used as a good secondary source. Please observe all copyright laws and source credits. nb

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Here is anothe article about the legacy of DNA left by the Mongols, at least one man of the Mongols--Hummm wonder who that could be. This is from the Los Angeles Times. Please observe all copyright laws and regulations. nb

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Here is an article about the historic competition between China and Korea as reported by the Los Angeles Times. Please observe all copyright laws and regulations. LAT is very sensitive about it intellectual property. nb

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Here is an excellent article with pirtures from the net on louyang, Silk Road, and the Longman Caves. Please cite its origional source which is contained in the url at the top of the article. nb

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This article from 1983 from the pages of Time magazine is about 6 leaders of China's past. Please observe all copyright laws and cite sources (and I'm not a source.) nb

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Ok, there is one just for fun. Its about 4,000 year old noodles discovered in China. Guess that settles the issue of who invented noodles. The article is from the pages of the Los Angeles Times which is very careful to protect its intellectural property. Please observe all their rules and regulations and copyright laws. nb

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Ok, maybe your unmoved by my articles so far, well, here is a great article from History.net on Homer Lea and Sun Yat Sen. Great Stuff. Hope you can use this in your classroom. I also have a video "Wings Over Water" which correlates with this nicely and predicts the war between Japan and USA. Please observe all copyright laws and regulations and cite sources (and I'm not a source.) nb

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Here is a great article on the changing social and economic structure of China and how it impacts the lives of its citizens in a very personal way. From the New York Times so observe all copyright laws and rules. nb

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Here is an article on Kashgar and the Silk Road(s). Please observe all copyright laws and cite sources and I'm not a source. nb

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